Social networks for organisations and teams

Define the service provided

Identify announcements, registration, questions, member follow-up and archives. Choose the reference location for each detail. A messenger does not necessarily replace a programme page, and a public page does not replace private discussion. Volunteers should know who handles requests and when.

Prepare continuity and corrections

Describe approval, roles and handover without secrets in editorial documents. Keep media sources and credits. Test forms with fictitious data. A correction procedure states who acts and which formats change; it avoids circulating conflicting versions.

Your reading path

• Manage a team account with permissions
• Prepare an organisational account handover
• Write an editorial charter for your organisation
• Announce an event and simplify registration
• Prepare a useful community questionnaire
• Build a FAQ that answers real questions
• Organise backups and social content

Useful comparisons

• Neighbourhoods, events and local groups: choose a space
• Forum, chat or room: organise a community

Profiles to explore options

• Facebook
• LinkedIn
• Meetup
• Element (Matrix)
• Discord

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